Iskandar andar Mala laysi sia Malaysias Premier Economic Region - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Iskandar andar Mala laysi sia

Malaysia’s Premier Economic Region

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ISKAN KANDAR AR MALA LAYS YSIA IA

sq km or 570,000 acres

• f the state of Johor

times the size of Singapore times the size of Greater KL times the size of Putrajaya million population (estimated)

Changi Airport Senai Airport Central Business District Singapore Central Business District – Johor Bahru: Jurong Port Port of Tanjung Pelepas Port of Tanjung Langsat Johor Port

FIVE (5) Local Authorities

• MBJB
• MPJBT
• MPPG
• MPKu
• MDP

Th The Busi siness ness Model

The Busin siness ess Plan n – Comp mpre rehen hensiv sive Develo elopm pment ent Plan The Prin incip cipal al Coordina inator r – Iskand ndar ar Re Regi gional

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elopment nt Authorit hority Supp pply ly Side ide – Plann nning ing and Re Regul gulat atory The Prim ime e Mover vers Cataly alyst sts s & Driver vers Dema mand nd Side de – Commer mmercia cial l Develo velopm pment ent

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Nine Focus Sectors  Plan  Promote  Facilitate

ENABLE LERS: : Gover ernme nment nt funding g on importan ant t infrastru ruct cture re (roads, s, access s etc), , Governme rnment nt support t to improve

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IRDA A ACT 664

IRDA

PLANNING LANNING PROMO ROMOTION TION FAC ACILI ILITATION ION

Bluepr print ints

Set out the parameters for a sustainable development

Sector

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Developm

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Roadmap for key economic sectors

Incen entive tives

Develop incentives specific for sectors

Inve vestm tmen ent t Destination ination

Brand Guardian of Iskandar Malaysia as Investment Destination

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Promote private and public investments in Iskandar Malaysia

Iskan andar dar Servi vice ce Center er

Advise & assist on completion of documents and expedite processes & approvals

Inve vestm tmen ent t Monit nitoring

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Monitor & Align sector development, enabler development and investment development

GOVERNANCE ANCE STRUCTU UCTURE RE OF ISKA KANDAR AR REGIONAL AL DEVELOPMENT PMENT AU AUTHO THORI RITY

Projected Growth 2006 to 2025

“To be A Strong and Sustainable Metropolis of International Standing” Our r Visi sion

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Population in Iskandar Malaysia in 2012 : 1.7 mil

Source : Statistics Department of Johor

Indicat ator r 2006 06 2025 25 (CDP) ) Annual al rate of change e (%) Po Populat ation

• n (mil)

1.4 3.0 4.63% GDP per capita (PPP PP) in USD 14,790 31,100* 5.78% Labour Force e (mil) 0.62 1.46 7.00% Employm ymen ent t (mil) 0.61 1.43 7.00%

Iskandar Malaysia targets to grow Johor’s GDP by 4.5 ti times es and d cre reate ate up t p to 817,500 ,500 employm ployment nt opp pport rtuni unities ties

*Annual growth of minimum of 8% y-o-y (at constant 2005 price) Source : Iskandar Malaysia Comprehensive Development Plan

Comprehen rehensive sive Develop velopme ment nt Plans

CDP 2006 - 2025

The Vision A STRONG, SUSTAINABLE METROPOLIS OF INTERNATIONAL STANDING Economic Development Social Development Physical Development The 9 Economic Pillars (Promoted Economic Clusters) Electrical & Electronics Petro Chemical & Oil & Gas Food & Agro Processing Healthcare Tourism Logistic Financial Creative Education Five (5) Flagship Zones

Flagship B Nusajaya Flagship A JBCC Flagship E Senai- Skudai Flagship D Eastern Gate Flagship C Western Gate

ENABLERS STRATEGIC THRUSTS Key Targets & Performances

CDPii 2014 - 2025

The Vision A STRONG, SUSTAINABLE METROPOLIS OF INTERNATIONAL STANDING

SPATIAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

Five Flagship Zones, Environmental Sensitive Areas (ESA), Zoning Plan and Use Class Framework, Regional Development Intensity, Transit Oriented Developments

IMPLEMENTATION & MONITORING FRAMEWORK

IM Holistic Eco-System

Wealth Creation Resource Optimisation Wealth Sharing & Inclusiveness

Promoted Economic Clusters Optimum use of land and resources Community Well- being & Equity

Transformative Interventions 5 BIG MOVES

Port of IM Greening IM Destination IM Inclusive IM IM

Urban Observatory Tourism Potential Greening and Quality

Logistics and Infrastructure

Social Equity

& Livable Communities Collaboration & Integration

KEY DIRECTIONS INITIATIVES

HOLISTI TIC ECOSYSTEM TEM

Isk skandar andar Malaysia sia Holistic tic Eco-sy syste tem

A resilient ecosystem, anchored by wealth generators, creating regional wealth that is to be shared equally among

• communities. Wealth generation and wealth sharing, balanced by optimal use of ecological assets, would enhance the

Quality of Life in Iskandar Malaysia, turning it into a leading global region. Alongside this, spatial management and good governance would enable the realization of its vision and goals by 2025.

Comprehen rehensive sive Develop velopme ment nt Plan ii

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Flagship gship Zones es – Economic ic dri river vers s for r growth th

• Electrical & Electronics
• Transportation, Distribution

and Logistics

• Education
• Creative

SENAI-SKU SKUDAI

• Tourism
• Healthcare
• Education
• Creative
• FIREBS

ISKAND NDAR R PUTERI RI

• Transportation, Distribution

and Logistics

• Petrochemical, Oil & Gas

TANJU NJUNG NG PELEP LEPAS

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• Tourism
• FIREBS
• Education
• Healthcare
• Creative

JB CITY Y CENTRE RE

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• Electrical & Electronics
• Transportation, Distribution

and Logistics

• Petrochemical, Oil & Gas
• Food & Agro Processing

PASIR IR GUDANG / TANJU NJUNG NG LANGSAT

D C B E A D

Financia cial l Servi vice ces Educa cation ion Tourism rism Logistics tics Healt lthca care Creativ ive

Electr ctrica ical l & Electr ctron

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Petr trochemicals hemicals Food d & Agro-Proce

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Services vices Manufactu acturing ring

• Advance E&E
• Renewable Energy
• Automotive & Rail
• Aerospace
• Security & Defence
• Medical Devices
• Aromatics & Olefins
• Polymer production
• Oleochem based products
• O&G processing, support industries
• Industrial biotechnology
• Palm oil based products
• Cocoa based products
• Halal derivatives
• Agriculture biotechnology
• Healthcare biotechnology
• RDC, IPC, ILS
• IILS
• Oil storage and trading

hub

• Halal logistic hub
• Specialist medical

service

• Diagnostic medical

service

• TCM, wellness
• Theme parks
• Family entertainment

center

• Food, dining & shopping
• MICE & accommodation
• Private basic education

school

• Private higher education

institution

• Specialized skills training

center

• Film, television, games, animation
• Online mobile content generation
• Integrated media & content

services

• Islamic banking & finance, retail

and wholesale banking.

• FSSO, financial and other

professional services

• Offshore financial service

9 F Focus s Economic ic Sectors

Investment Updates 2006 to June 2016

* Others : Utilities,EmergingTech,Tourism,Education,Healthcare, Creative,Financial,Logistics,Retail,Industrial.

5.50 11.90

21.70

23.65 26.92 31.22 35.07 46.82 50.09 54.08 54.26 1.00 5.05 9.11 14.45 19.98 28.79 43.26 61.14 87.14 102.84 7.10 8.17 16.52 21.83 27.30 35.14 32.97 38.58 40.06 41.06 5.80 5.80 6.83 6.28 6.28 6.28 7.31 8.31 8.31 9.00 9.83 11.30 25.80 41.76 55.56 69.48 84.78 106.31 131.36 158.13 207.99

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 (June)

Manufacturing Others Residential Government Committed Investment

Cumulative Committed Investment

RM’bil 190.29

128% 62% 33% 25% 22% 25% 24% 20% 20% 9% % yearly increment = [(current yr –prev yr) / prev yr] * 100 * based on USD exchange rate as of 30th June 2016, USD1:RM3.99(XE.com)

Manufacturing 26% Logistic 3% Healthcare 2% Tourism 2% Education 1% Finance 1% Residential Properties 20% Retail/Mix.Dev 27 % Industrial 6% Emerging Tech 1% Government 5% Utilities 6%

Investment Updates 2006 to June 2016

Cumulative Sector Breakdown

Manufacturing

53.68

Logistics

6.15

Residential Props

40.87

Healthcare

3.17

Mixed Dev

57.19

Tourism

3.37

Utilities

12.96

Education

2.07

Government

9.83

Finance

1.79

Industrial

13.51

Emerging Tech

2.85

Creative

0.56

Source: MIDA & Audited Corporate Announcements

Focus Sector 2016

Logistics Healthcare Tourism

22.83 25.48 28.78 34.14 38.53 47.01 56.99 76.60 84.05 18.92 30.08 40.70 50.64 67.78 84.62 101.14 113.68 123.93 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 (June))

RM Billion

Foreign Investment Local Investment

Cumulative Investment Updates

Local vs Foreign

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 (June) 69.48 84.78 106.31 131.64 158.13 190.29 207.99 27.70 37.75 43.70 56.32 77.07 98.47 106.43 Committed Investment Realised Investment

RM’ Billion

Performance Year On Year

60% 40%

1.88 1.89 1.90 2.28 2.74 4.18 4.26 7.06 19.14 23.77

0.00 5.00 10.00 15.00 20.00 25.00 Netherlands India UAE Germany Australia Spain Japan USA Singapore China

Top 10 Foreign Investments in Iskandar Malaysia

In RM’ Bil

(Year 2006- June 2016 (includes Manufacturing, Services & Properties)

Source: MIDA Dec 2015 & Audited Corporate Announcements

Bil Country Rm'Bil

11 Indonesia 1.76 12 Lebanon 1.70 13 France 1.63 14 Korea, Rep. 1.60 15 Kuwait 1.22 16 Cayman Islands 1.02 17 Denmark 0.87 18 Taiwan 0.87 19 UK 0.71 20 Others 0.68

Healthcare 1% Tourism 2% Logistics 3% Education 2% Residential 11% Manufacturing 44% Mixed Development 20% Industrial 3% Government 6% Utilities 8% Creative 1%

Cumulative Realised Investment by Sector 2006- June 2016

Source: MIDA & Audited Corporate Announcements

SECTOR 2006 - Dec 2015 (RM’Bil) 2006 – June 2016 (RM’Bil) FY 2016 (Jan-June) (RM’ Bil)

Mfg 46.31 46.31 0.00 Healthcare 0.81 0.99 0.18 Tourism 2.27 2.57 0.30 Logistic 2.96 2.96 0.00 Creative 0.57 0.57 0.00 Education 2.20 2.20 0.00 Financial 0.14 0.19 0.05 Residential 9.79 11.30 1.513 Mixed Dev 16.44 21.06 4.62 Industrial 2.77 2.86 0.09 Government 6.14 6.42 0.28 Utilities 8.09 9.01 0.924

TOTAL Realised Investment 98.49

106.43 7.96

Hotels in Johor Hotels in Johor Bahru rooms 15,000 in IM, expected 17,000 by 2015/16 average Occupancy Rate

COU OUNT NTRIES IES TOUR URIS IST ARR RRIV IVAL AL 2014 4 1 Singapore 13,932,967 2 Indonesia 2,827,533 3 China 1,613,355 4 Thailand 1,299,298 5 Brunei 1,213,110 6 India 770,108 7 Philippines 618,538 8 Australia 571,328 9 Japan 553,106 10 United Kingdom 445,789

Source : IRDA, Ministry of Tourism Malaysia (2013), NAPIC & Agoda.com Source : Ministry of Tourism Malaysia (2014)

Tourist Arrival to Malaysia in 2014 million Johor is the Highest Tourism Destination in Malaysia

Touri rism sm Sec ector r in Jo Johor

Hotels ls & Th Theme Pa Parks s Landsc scape ape in Isk skandar andar Malays ysia ia

JB CITY CENTRE ISKANDAR PUTERI WESTERN GATE DEV EASTERN GATE DEV SENAI - SKUDAI

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ECO-TOURISM

Coming Soon

FasTRACK ISKANDAR

Coming Soon

Tour urism sm

Hosp spitals ls Landsc scape pe in Isk skandar andar Malaysi sia

JB CITY CENTRE ISKANDAR PUTERI WESTERN GATE DEV EASTERN GATE DEV SENAI - SKUDAI

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Johor Specialist Hospital Puteri Specialist Hospital Plaza Landmark Medical Suites

Coming Soon

Bandar Dato’ Onn Specialist Hospital TCM Hospital

Coming Soon

DB Medical Suites

Coming Soon

Sungai Pulai Wellness Resort Pasir Gudang Specialist Hospital

Coming Soon

Amansari Wellness Resort

Coming Soon

KPJ-UTM Specialist Hospital

Healt lthcar hcare

550 stude dents nts

2011 2012 12 2013 2014

Emplo ploym yment ent: 1,60 600 (2015)

St Strate ategy gy for r 2015 5 -2016  Grow students numbers for institutions in Iskandar Malaysia  Increase capability of Technical and Vocational Training institutions through collaboration and industry linkages

• 2010 to 2015 At least 14 new institutes of higher

learning and international schools.

• Estimated overall students for Educity and City of

Knowledge of 15,000.

Incre creas ase in stude dents nts in EduCity City and Bandar ndar Seri Alam am

2015

MOU signing between R&F & Excelsior on 8 Apr 2015

163 stude dents nts 130 students 900 students 200 stude dents nts 300 students 750 stude dents nts 150 students 100 student dents 112 12 students nts 300 stude dents nts 2000 students

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EDUCITY, NUSAJAYA

• Newcastle University

Medicine Malaysia

• Netherlands Maritime

Institute of Technology

• Raffles University

Iskandar

• University of

Southampton Malaysia Campus

• Reading University

Malaysia (2012/2015)

• Marlborough College
• Raffles American School
• Multimedia University +

Uni of Southern California (2014) BANDAR DATO’ ONN

• KFCH International

College

• Tenby International School

AUSTIN HEIGHTS

• Sunway College
• Austin Heights International

School

PERMAS JAYA

• R.E.A.L Schools, Cahaya

Campus

BANDAR SERI ALAM, CITY OF KNOWLEDGE

• UniKL-MITEC
• Asia Metropolitan University
• UiTM
• MRSM
• Pegasus International School
• Excelsior International

School

• Malaysian Arts School
• Universiti Teknologi

Malaysia

• Southern University
• College

PHEIs listed in ‘ blue’ are the new private HEIs

Educa cati tion

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Public Universities/Colleges

Enrolment Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (public research university) 20,000 Universiti Tun Hussein Onn (technical university) 15,000 Universiti Teknologi Mara 3,500 Universiti Kuala Lumpur –MITEC 3,000

Private Universities/Colleges

Specialisation Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia

Medicine

University of Southampton Malaysia Campus

Engineering (Mechanical/ E&E, Aeronautics

University of Reading Malaysia

Science, Business

Netherlands Maritime Inst of Technology

Logistic, shipping management

Multimedia University

Cinematic Arts

Southern University

Business Management

YPJ Institute

Culinary, Management

There are 3 Polytechnics and 12 Community Colleges in Johor with enrolment of more than 7,000 in various technical and non technical courses. Every year, more than 50,000 SPM (High School) leavers from government and private schools in Johor.

Source: Buku Perangkaan Pendidikan Malaysia 2014

Educa cati tion

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Devel velopin ping g the Edu ducatio tion n eco-sy system

EduC uCit ity 2012 12= = 900 stude dent nts 2015= 5= 5,000 00 stude dent nts 3 new Fore reig ign n Branc anch h Universities sities 4 new colleges/ ges/univer university ity 6 new interna ernational tional school

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Feb 2014 4 Imagic ica a SEA JV Signi ning ng Cerem emon

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Mar 2013 ICONApps kick-of

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12; Kick-star art setup up of MaGIC IC-X Dec 2015

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Fi Financial ncial & Lo Logi gistics tics Sec ectors s in Isk skandar andar Malaysi sia

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IM IM Halal al Hub

R&D SERVI RVICES CES TRADING ING HOUSE SE SERVICES VICES SPACE CE FOR RENT NTAL PREMISE ISE FOR SALE HTTS S & L LAB SERVICE VICES

 Inter erna nationa nal Benchma mark:

• HALAL, ISO,

, HAACP, , GMP,GAP AP,G ,GHP HP.  Service ces in Meet eting ng the Requi uired Standard ard:

• SK1M, MS

 Produc uct Devel elopm

• pment

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(rea eal-time me)  DNA Testing g  Fat Analysis  Microbiology

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 Food and Additive e Analysis  Pres eser ervati ative e Analysis  Toxic Eleme ment Analysis  Nutrition

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Aims to be the World’s Leading Centre in Halal Services and Production of Food & Non-food Products within a Period

• f 10-15 Years.

Iskandar Malaysia’s Halal Hub Vision

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Source: IRDA, Johor Corporation, HDC

Logistics cs Ingredient ents s & Additi tive ves Biotech Industr trial Chemica cal Pharmac maceut utica cal Food & Beverage ges Cosmetics cs & Pe Persona nal Care Pa Palm m Oil Deriva vati tive ves

Ups pstre tream am and d Downstr tream am Acti tivi vities ties for r Halal al Food d & N Non- Food d Produc ducts ts & Servi vices ces

Food & Agro- Processi essing

• 1. Safeguard Compound
• 2. Hi Speed Broad Band
• 3. Clean and Green Environment
• 4. One Stop Industrial and Commercial
• 5. Space Customization Solution
• 6. Comprehensive Business Eco System
• 7. Beautiful Landscaping
• 8. One stop advisory services
• 9. Workers Dormitory

CLUSTERING TERING CONCEP EPT “MANAGED” PARK

• Tg. Langsat

Establ ablis ishment hment of World rld Class ass Indu dustr trial al Pa Parks ks in Isk skan andar dar Malaysi sia

Iskandar andar Malay aysia sia has 86 Indu dustrial ial Parks ks, , 16 are Gated ed & Guarded ed

Iskan andar dar Malaysia sia Geo Po Portal on Indus dustr trial ial Pa Park k http tp:// //goo

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RM9.8 .83 3 billi lion Government Investment in

Iskandar Malaysia 2006 - 2012.

RM 2.6 6 billi lion

managed by IRDA as the implementing Agency.

Hard d Infras astr tructure ucture

29 29 Community Police Posts (CPPs)

completed

210Auxiliary Police recruited 415 CCTVs installed.

Safety ty & Securi urity ty

PUBLIC BLIC TRANSP ANSPORTATIO TION

Soft Infras astru ruct cture re

54 54 Bus Iskandar Malaysia

serving 27 social routes

38 38 Bus Express Transit commenced

BRT System em Improve pu

publ blic

transpor sportation ation

network

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en travel el system

m –

water er and land nd

JB Grand Central Larkin City Terminal Pasir Gudang Sentral JB CIQ Sentral Nusajaya Sentral Senai Sentral Kulaijaya Gateway Sentral Rail Networks Proposed Regional Rail Transit System (RTS) Proposed High Speed Rail

Prop

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Legend

Cycling Lane

High Speed Train Rapid Transit sit System em High Speed Rail Water r Taxi and Ferry Services ces

Ur Urba ban Conne nnectivit ctivity & Mobil bility ity

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FIVE (5) BIG MOVES and 16 Key Projects to lead Iskandar Malaysia towards becoming a Sustainable Metropolis of International Standing and also able to generate RM173 73 billion ion and 310,62 ,625 5 jobs s created

CDPii: : 5 Bi Big g Move

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Big Move #4 Po Port of Iskan andar Malay aysi sia Big Move # 3 Destinat ation

• n Iskan

andar Malay aysi sia Big Move #2 Greening ng Iskandar ndar Malay aysi sia Big Move #1 Inclusi sive ve Iskandar ndar Malay aysi sia

Port Of Iskandar Malaysia Destination Iskandar Malaysia Greening Iskandar Malaysia

Inclusive

Iskandar Malaysia

Iskandar Malaysia Urban Observatory

Big Move #5 Iskandar ndar Malay aysi sia Urban Observa vator

• ry

Mainstream wealth sharing through spatial development to achieve a resilient and inclusive society in Iskandar Malaysia Leveraging assets and resources of Iskandar Malaysia to create a fulfilling visiting experience that will further enhance the local tourism industry Transforming Iskandar Malaysia into a green and low carbon region through urbanscape and protection of ecology A ‘single window’ that shall seamlessly link people to information data and resources that shall enhance service transparency and position Iskandar Malaysia as a competitive global region Positioning Iskandar Malaysia as a world class dynamic logistics and maritime hub in ASEAN and Asia Pacific

Iskandar andar Malays aysia a is on track ack to be a Smart City

Smart t City ty: : 6 6 Dimen ensions sions and 28 28 Charact acter eristi tics cs

• Economic Growth and

Value Creation

• Innovative economic

growth

• Equitable Wealth

Distribution

• Entrepreneurship
• Public Participation
• Efficient Public and social

services

• Private Public Partnership
• Transparent governance
• Clean environment
• Environmental

protection

• Green development
• Green infrastructure
• Smart Growth
• Green Economy
• Efficient Road

accessibility

• Efficient Public

transportation

• Non motorized

accessibility

• Availability of ICT

infrastructure

• Caring community
• Racial Harmony
• Skilled and Talented

Human Capital

• Safety and security
• Low Carbon lifestyle
• Housing quality
• Educational quality
• Health Conditions
• Cultural facilities
• Tourist/rec attractiveness

Acti tion

• n Name

mes Them emes es 1 Integrated Green Transportation GREE EEN ECON ONOMY MY 2 Green Industry 3 Low Carbon Urban Governance 4 Green Buildings & Construction 5 Green Energy System & Renewable Energy 6 Low Carbon Lifestyle GREE EEN N COM OMMU MUNI NITY 7 Community Engagement & Consensus Building 8 Walkable, Safe, Livable City Design GREE EEN N ENVIR IRON ONMEN ENT 9 Smart Growth 10 Green and Blue Infrastructure & Rural Resources 11 Sustainable Waste Management 12 Clean Air Environment

Lo Low Carb rbon n Soci ciety ty

Vibrant world class cosmopolis of the south

Johor Bahru Johor Bahru Tengah

Pasir Gudang Kulai Pontian Green livable city & creative innovation belt Green & clean industrial city Smart integrated logistic hub Clean energy and agro- biodiversity hub

COP 21, Paris 18th MoA, Putrajaya

Low Carbon Society Action Plan 2025 for 5 Local Authorities in Iskandar Malaysia

Resilient SMEs Competitive business eco-system Vibrant services sector Strong investment momentum Strategic location & positioning Supportive policies

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